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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19


/, St,.e hond. Louisiana couslls = easier NJ
OH and Tenne.,rr .c.ten,rut s. were up L. at 50 =.
r.. -. ,,.re rc tr4nsurtious N civ bank stocks
r,. r,,.tet for railway bond. Wa, moderately active
AMI .,snrr,lfy firm lie second e., ,pt a ooh ~
- and the bond. wcir wnltl l-32 Ii
I'D use Missouri. kansas aud icNss
..,.r,l . .oll OIL psr cent 20 = ana recovered 10 Is.
,i the ~, closed sner al -: the interest and prin
end ~ both -err. are sccir, by the same nortgt.c
ANA fhc difference 10 tser values il exactly the
brfween , per cent an per cent bond running ire
,,no lru-th O, Tine jointly secured by
IN simo inieEtUge u is on Vi
anomali~. Of the present anoma Gus p"rot
nat one The series should advance whoa the Other o3'
declines. Rome. WttrrtoVn an4 '-1"n-nlts D sou Al
99ie 100 W.S o"orc i were e..' a. - 'i'n+
dLI 'Aitif' ''n'p.s ''' 4" - I,,,.'r
p'1'"e, - i",r us" ~ ,o.dy =,
and Rio Grtndo - N'rn >le"uN ~
1bi- 3" T. anu ..''V-." '''r..' ~
at 81 a9l - fot.n ~ y DID, .N! '' ''''f 4", it'"i
- 10 ~p'2n -pNt N'tlhsu " ht'l' M"I- "' ia -
llibo I'D IrNts ana ~ iH' l' 'Af' "cFe ,tuNN =
rauuc reco'e'e! be- 90 r. AMI the Is were h'n
~ 8 49,.
~ undated securitie- dealt I'D az the Stock tNchac
Cotton seed o.. c-l ~. 'es sou N.-'N ~ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

LONDON. Oct 1874 m.-Consos l02 1915 for money and
103 ll6 for the Atlantic and Great Western hrst
msrtgaFs trustees certificates 8s's Canadian Pacific S3s
Erie gfs do second oonsOs e9l Illinois Central llSa
Mexican Ordinary 4oR: ST Paul Common, 1873 New
YORK Central 1919 rennsy'ania bo. he.dng' ~ ~
bullion gone into the Bank OF England on balance
o. R74OO0 Paris adviccs quote cont rentes
francs confines for the account and Exchange
London az rs francs IS oentimos for checks
BERLIN Oct l8Ths statement OF the Imperisl hank Of
Germany In specie OF 200 900 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
"A. Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
foot OF ChristopheEst North RIVER daily except satur
day o. M. for Troy and the North Sunday steamer
touches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets, ~ 90
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMER, Ksatsrskl saf Catstil lsavs rsr y, n TX
Cstskii Mountain and Cairo RaIroa4i
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

ERIE RAILWAY.-Imougn trains lcaNc
., 49, 6 ,egq.i , '. leave e . "n o 70 u
DAqy.p.y EAPfe,, ngas pT1n,oa i!S.al
ester Burho. Nlaearl tlis; fuHA s'Vv.N.
ca mes from IN: NE 70 il ss iaedo SOLD
rglmap IRAN .; Dly a. igs se cs, M a4 st.
unan sgeans Co'enes T.; i3s"e'.5 EN- hS.
islo Nisg'Ia fsl7 Hamilton AHI 4O'O"" ~ '~'''
nD-DAy. ,n.eago iAPr.s:. PGi.nd ,a Day ana ana
Nlasaii Fans ana Cheigo. ,......,.., c.,,, IN
- p n.al1' S CSceo- %atey ana iii on
Rgshe for1 ana fa.sae. weeh dlJ; 40 49, ~,
90 90 20 ~ 40 80 g lo. 90 80, TO- 80 10
30 i 20 9 = 70 % a. y y oo, 1S5 r.
q Fss 10 eek d d s. s. p" a sunG4y 40
r',} q TSs- go; o: 49, - e g S
7iS 49, 10 80. D. H., " midnight sundays, a..
az g; 10 g. @csn. 49, H. . c go : 40
New4fk ana Tscrson Via Tcwsix week days. 10. 20.
80 90 2 80 ., 10 ,. ul aud IL midnight sundays.
s'!s'? so5 %ss 5t g. y g. IS 80 80 e e.
a%s-5:i5. 795 5 80. g. IO.20 a. II. / 45' A.l0'
waiwick. 4 as 80 10 20 a m. Q 90, 4 80 D.
MonuceIic ana White Lake. 4A5. a Ii. 3 80 D. IN
Ne sna .a c0 sSaday So 30 M aaa q M 80
Mon eemary. a. IN, 80 80 p. IA Sundays 8 30
sci az % . pa nm week days a. 2oPm
oOi 10 70 ''i m. 80. 80 40 ~ md
night sgndays ~. AZ 30 o 10 20. g. g. 80, ri
70 Goshen aud Mlddctown 8 AS IN Sundays 6iS
Tickets passage and apartments in Dlawng Room q.
and Sleeping can es al Tfsr; ms Cone @e
No. i H5 81 81 b hGSaya o..
"O Express ualas from the West arrive In NOwYOrk at
T. 4 e g Gem s9a e. rad b Il O. P Ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
NEW-YOKk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ EN!-i. l.AIlt.IAD
GREAT IOIt-IKALh Ii.ONk LINI-


iar.rst aHG fne,t Passenger station ia America
> u. 40 nrat .f AnJ huu'r"a. thJ"r'a' lt''ins
fro clrs buy, Troy AL aytc-;c' as' % .''Ai''
20 20 . q N, FAMOUS CUGChCO LIMITED. com
70. etclr.f,nlf ~ rT'' smlknr ar dnin. car, draw
ins anI -r ping 'al-. Tor Albany, &C. syracuse
d.. f..-ir.- tf.tH i''N i .'ti I'.'i' i't 49,
40 20 a n, ctIe.so Express. ara"ns.'oom cars to
;ii 20 o. M wes'ern wYork aud Nor.hcin EApTc'.
80 ~ ~ t'..'| I.or arf r.",l sp,.i.. vim draw
. , m. Accommodation 70 MDany AMI Troy ,... d..
press. t'h -,.rprrrl r- nr Nie1.A fa- Hnrai" >u,-
pension giI.f. t...lau1. t.a.innlt lrlapapo -, So
Iop.-, Toledo, Lerp.. Ani Ch'f' b".'f o~i >c" YOU.
= m Montreal AL rtcl rypr.s'. Any 81 p.
'nE cars Plltsburg AMI Montreal Via ouso point
D. n. Special sleeper arrives Rochester 10 m.
Elrsip 81 M. ani Glove nj - - o.. tcat d.J
- IS p IT,, Pacific Expos. with sleeping cara Tor
IaI. C,ei .ni. 1oi.lo, o. fioi' ana Chire' Sirrins
r4.- .ttf,u ST, f-''c, fl.lr ,Nr. D. saturday.
II - b. m. :,cAt lrprcsi win slcrp'ng c1rs 20 Al
tam anl Try Coaurcs win the morning trains Or tho
st Or fatRi I~ko George sni Tor no NogIh Ca
Ticset ma space IN d-awinr room and sleeping
sale Grand Central Drro' 3 49, md 90 lr1adv AZ
- Place Eluefy Place. 60 West l.pth a.. and
Mott IIat station. t'ohst CIV York wa ngton
ant $50 FutJn St.. BrOoAn. aad - Fourth a., aui
Wcs'cotr. T,prcss cal ana check baggage from
Rim dniy others daily exccp, Sunday. .Stop at
j. N. TOU' ~, - UrNnv N"TFTT
Genera Superintendent General Passenger Age.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
G. i()bom |, man Concern.

NOTICE-If NJ John Williams. late o!
y Nochydd Farm Owc-irrv NOrth Wales w!o eii
Ivcrfol to, NerNok. America in Nay.
and arriy tl cnf- iell
would Kindly umuuictc with Nj John IT, Lewis Md'-"t
TaucrChu Iual1u ON Wales, ie W"u.'
= O D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
WEST SIi0kEs R 4 L & 1ol' l.s.e...

NV Is SIIONE NhIIINOHDs
w N Y. Z. Ii. t. H. co.. lessess! - ..,.
lst station as follows anu 10 inn
utes earlier from foot OF Jay-sI, North hyer -
detroit and Chicago % :65 a. m, u %, 80 p IN
st. LOUIS 81 05. - 10 p m , ,,,.,o ,-,oc.r,
syr.cgse Buffalo Kocnesier Suspensi0n bHas''
T.si rs 55 il go M 3 6 %; .Sio ?. m 71a
20 81 ii 80 m. g oo. - 10 N H;ew,u,, .,9A5
81 Ia y is, - :o5, 10 :l5, IL 80 m. 4, 10 o.
* is as D. m, and 90 b. III Cransons' CORNWALL
Ior Montreal ana Canada East os P; IN m al, n m
ToIoato q IS 70 o. ann hS.R m N,c,,, Falls, Gin
einnaR Detroit, Chicago and St Louis.
.Dsily. tDaily except Saturday.
O her traias daily except SUNDAY. ...ou...,
tickets time abes. paror or aecomH M
CATIONS apply At Onces Broohiyh 31o
gton St 73o FuIt6nst Annex once foot Of fui
York sity-Ss3 ss 81 ols ssioSs loot Of
West lao-st.. foot of Jay-st. N r. e T. LAMBEht.
Wander bilt ave, General Passenger ASeAt
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Btearah0ots Gah 1ailToGhb.

NORIHtRN RAILROAD or NEW-JEkStI.
~ Trains lesvs ron th.at9rs g. Stion. ~ EyFSS
6 90 Q 30 and u 80 m. :l5 , 20. %. 20
6 40 6 80 :. 10 30 p M, II m.dnieht SUNDAYS 10
q 20 A m. 4 and p n. For Na0uet. Spring valley,
Nonsev ana Talluans 3 20 7 TO- 80 20. e 30
D. n II 10 y. Saturdays Onyj. sundays 30 a. M.
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
.IliGH NALLLl RAILROAD.

FA~SiNH EE TRAIAo lave foot Of Coruaf - and Del,
tTU--n. -f-. t1 10 lows
III. fol "a i-In4ul ant la,r-~ "ii'.c i''n''. .
o.. fJs Grie.f Lyons. l-irlrI Eoc..st'r. Enra.o
snd to- We, and ItiacuI1 lca. p1lntr Ihar car u
N,lih. -ltfrU.
=. iYr IulGhannDcg 'nd intern ciat' points: 'tais
car 10 4ra.hlino-A. Connection 70 lc4..a6 and Hnis'
uurg.
$40 m - PIt-on and principal ntcrmciinic io.n,i
Chair O. IN -f0n
40 b. 30. for t'p1r md in'rrmctIro poi. Con
IT, aiding ani Haffsnurg. Char car - tapy
T. ~. ur Geneva, Is -. Ei0ira 4 chester, HuiAio
and the N's- Pullman sleeper to IfOus.
30 p. o. fIf I.iuf-l, and iut'rm'd.lIr points
Trans I.at.fg a Do. All b - g. tI con
iect To- ,tit, NaUOy InI Haze &C., regions
SUNDAY TRANS.
n m. fr Msucn Chunk, ul4I-tJn md Intermediate
IOrt-.
40 p m. Tor tOpny and intern ei.a'e points
D. IN. fps Geneva Lyons. I!Eiia .'fhcstr. H4It'o
ana tn Wet Pullman sleeper 10 - n,
Al q 90 }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OCr is.
TIL: iG.ERAL LI5E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

A LII FARES REDUCED
VIA sToNINGToN LINE.
Inside Route for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE and the EAST.
Only So TO Boston 81 rs 70 Providence
The Rhode Island and Massachusetts, eave
Pier 80 n. f. one block above CAnalst, At n daily
excspt SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. oct rs ,ma ,TG0,' clause oc.SS
dslyery oS1i buysrs; october And No,emvr, sts
o 7.6id sellers November and oeeeinoes IS so4d vs.JJ
January and Febrnar delivery. O6ta "a April 49,
and March delivery. 76id buyers NJ. delivery. 5H"
Snvsrs. Nv and }ane delivery, s 1854 buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
G,eanboais ano Railroads.

A -RONDOUT KINGSTON AND CATS
k uN, Nsr LANP MioSsg c'' &Sa
fcrrSke, iee sopus ea"es,ns wh ieE and bel
steamers CIV OF Kingston ard lanes " BALDWIN leave
s sspty ss TSHd yy when ty OF Kingston
tHNNGE or HOURS.
on and after October is will leave at p. satur-
day. a. II
FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
Il BOSTON $500 Tor Firstclass Limited Tickets.
REDUCTION TO ALL OTHER POINTS.
Steamer, PILGRIM AMI BRISTOL leave Pier - y. r..
S S Ag"s r Et' cdn S @ & t Fab Re
leave Boston ws'k days at p M. sundays p. nI An
orTs'l an ss trs secured at principal transfer ami
ticket Offices, at PIER - and on steamers
tIOR HUDSON AND COX>ACKIE.
/ steiner kAArEusKILLon TUESDAY. Thursday AMI
Go al a Boston aud Albany Railroad
& lore LINE. Al Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport aqd the 9 St P PRS ea ees r SandaV
Fs, ESpes at I p n gan cay f sDSO En
= 81, eplns cars to destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ,Oor OF LlLn4.1A s4KEkT. NORTH I.I| Li~
~, Tine t1Gg Of oesS ns III l9sr; Bound
RroSA o o 3 at a. s5S 4 a. 4, 10 49,, So
leaving at 4 3d. y m as 80 Paris a Sa 49, O.
loyS etc a. NJ 1 or mum oh4y in h maiIs
5 i',.9'g; l.,@% r,.,on r,,n,enom
Asa 20 Mau Is1 cGaoa o'a'0"s ia''0H D''.'"Y
: 80 a. ~. Ea,ston, Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Mukesbare. rdnton X adug Hafii-Juig, IOIs'
Vile, 1ana4ua snauokn. SunbuIy. Le"hburg. Williams
! and 80 m. for Ias on, Bethlehem Allentown
Mancn ohunH ead.ng na55i S ec ,ptowo. Mauch
CHUNK WnRcsGarre SerantoI, Iam'qua sh4moSn,
80 p. ~. Tor LaAe HOpacone Laaton' Beth'ehom'
D Is p m. Tor Ea,ton;. bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
CHUNK. Wikcscarrc. i;eading. Hdrrsbur ETC. On sun
90. : il, Ii - a. n. 90, 90, 80, GI5 p m
(Asbury raTk. Ocean Grove, except SundaJsh foih'
., ; il a. m, 90. so p IN. for LAKEWOOD
Tom, River and l.rn.-lt . 49, ma,
90, 90 H. II IL H.. 90, 90 80. 80
zoo, 90, :. Is II Is II % a. M co. 4 90,
go. . 30 10 D. 90. Sundays q 100, 90 ia. Tor
i'i'' NM EEw.JEEsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From lrcr ). y. H.
Mini i I'sA T INs@oci Naneh"e i"a' ESof.
albany BOATS-PEOPLES LINE-Pal-
~ acc steamer, DREW and DEAN RICHMOND lesy:
every week daY at p H. from fier IL ~ r. foot OF
Trcish; received ua'n the hour OF departure
NuIVflCH LiN .-Favortc INSIDE Route.
~ Faros reduced Boston. Worcester . 90. Nor
io ii, psot. S, ai@sm@i, - OF wSncr5rfn SirY
or EoSioN ant CRY OF LAVE, SCI lc-ge Per 80 lol
''''' ''''' '''' g. W. BRADY. AT.
NEW-YORK ONTARIO x WESTERN RY
~ nom ies!.cs al "esI 4-d ana Jay - a.
%s; "a 30 log'' . % ,, 'a' Nai s
horwieh &C.. K'l,; 'n oo, H-a4'
town '' i' - |' go MooIcso' Lic IS
Ma , ss e i NV w, 3l' ps me- a3 a ia'
ruran sieeins-o,r h.r'r. rc-cr,ci =, ~ iIoaiway
e., y. y. J. Z ANptGspN, C.. T. A.,
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
ID NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH ~
via Penn. r. X 4 80 p. M PdrlOr ears 70 lalu.
more thence palace steamers. arriving a. 0M i0int at
Gen'i Pass Agent $40 Broadway N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

SPIRITS OF TURrENTINR.
CHARLESTON Oct l8.-Tsrpentias quiet at sac.
eAyANSAn. Oct ta,-rsrpsAtias firm 1t 800 bid
WnkMorVM Oct to.-Iurpehuas nrn ~ S2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA Oct issgsn,nsa gold .air,ias. degrees
Snist sugar s.s Ia today al S. O6 gold per eu's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
ing futures ranged as follow.

Flsnr nrm unch1nged. choice to Fancy iter Paeais
81 OOa 70 southern winters - 60dS 50. NcgAn and
WcOusn winters - GO0i 90 s"ir TO hocc 'eoas = 80
03sI choice to Fancy Minnesota Patents 4 3jdtJl
soft wheat Patents ~ lO6f 80 Minnesota basri- s1cu
5000 so Medium Cho soft springs - onF - L0s
Grade springs 81 50 Rye Flour IN barrel, 80 T5
Tho Cash prices we're as fOtDyS-Nh SprH- HtaN u
G1a,c no } Spring wheat at 6jc. No. = Eei at
Il C. No Corn fD7fc......No. oats X sc....
NO Rye 5oc..... No. barley 6ge mo. FAX s.st
Der Dbl SIS - Lard 100 ID 80 D.. mort b
SIDES - o5..... Dry sailed shoulder, box - 70
- short Clear sides boxed 81 TO- d serY. d.
ters' goors per gallon 81 10 ,.sugar-Cui loaf 7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

4. ~
~. East SIDE luth avenue bet.
eth ana GCih street........... Barber
10 West : de- Boulevard. bet bith
and 6-th street ..-.-.-.--.------ Bar ei
90 l.l53 Ninth avenue. .....--...-- Barber
81 .ui West bSfh ST. Get ..-----.-.-- Barber
~. East SHE Boulevard. bet. 1ith
ana 18Th street .........-...-.. IlardwI
%. west SIDE Boulevard, bet sOth
AMI Slst street ........... lIariw
% 40 Ninth avenue ........-. L udrri
25 l-s4 ninth avenue. ---..---. ---,i sdi ~
% South -iGe llOth street. bet.
POu.cvaT1 and cntu avenue Stai ION
o. ztq NJ est l2jth s.Icet .---.-..-- | nacI e
- faSt -idc Broadway, bot. 1876
aud 3Zd street ...---.-.-..--. L Nocit
90 Last siGe luth avenue. bet
IS4th AND l5jth street. ....... Plumbc
30. West side lOth avenue. bet
18TH and ljStl st'cet..----- La Der
81 Last size kiBgsDTdSe road.
near 1881 street. DWciiin
20. West siie klugsbrid road,
ls2dand 1881 street. DwelllI
80 $3.50 llghth aFennc--. .---.. lara"
-. s93 Eishth avenue .-----------C isAi 81
~ IS Manhattan ST. cTi -...------- tSuNl
80 2Jj West l25ih streei-.--.... iinmD"
81 263 West 10th siTrct 1000 ------ m"rf.H
~. SIS Eleventh avenue -....-.-----N a'iht
- S74 Eleventh avenue ..-.----- Id Der
Al DO Ieufl avenue. ........-... Plu'npc
a i--4 Tenth aveiuc ......-.... UnleTt.
a. East side 10Th avenue, l29th
and l3Oth street -.---.------.- Cahuv ,
AZ 2.36S Eighth avenue. -..------- FIu' 81
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Total since Jau $685. sS7oo s2477ls7o7 s244 2o6 76S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

NDINflCH LiN .-EaVoritc INSIDE Route.
~ TaroS rrluced tn Boston Worcester {, 30. N0r
wi-h Al g. w-ioniou. - - Corrc-ir. reduct ol
g. ali points i.,s iIY OF wore F~TtH cry
or BOSTON ant CITY or LAWR' Sc Lave PER 80 foi
nuub.fl Of Yates next pier above resDr0'A-s,t
.VII'I "'''' "I' -'' - HI my -,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-03-11

In ordering the public schools closed
this week the school board have informed
the teachers that this week will consti-
tutc one week of the two weeks vacation
they are entitled to at the end of the
term. Economy in public officials is al
ways to be commended, but never at the
expense of justice and fair play, and this
is II case where an injustice is certainly
done to the teachers. Their contracts
with the board call for two weeks vaca-
tion during the holidays and two weeks
at the end of the spring term, which ex-
pires the last OF March, End they-thc
teachers--makc their arrangements &C
cording}y. Because the board may see
fit to close the schools for few days
from time to time during term does not
by any means entitle them to the right
to deduct the same number of days from
the teachers vacation unless so stipulated
in contract. This is so plain rs to need
no arguement We think the board in
tend to do what is right in all cases, but
they should consider that in carefully
guarding the expenditures of the school
funds the teachers have some rights that
they are bound to respect as well as the
tax payers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-03-11
----="----------------=-----
Predicts Good Crops.

Prof Foster, the Iowa weather proph-
ct, has finished his calculations for Iowa,
and Illinois, and announces that 1887 will
be a good year for crops. He goes on to
say: ''In latitudes where oats can be
sown very early, the warm growing
weather that will occur from April to
IL viii give the grain such healthy
start that it will 90 through the cool
weather folio wing without injury. But
between the 18th and Esd Of April will oc-
cur such cold weather as to rot the oats
that have not good growing start. Gen
orally, especially in northern latitudes.
i. will be better to SOW oats after April
%. Heavy cold rains about April II
will be very unfavor.ble to grain in the
ground that is not up and growing.
From April "a to May "a will be very
fine farming weather, and WARM, except
the heavy storms about Nay 10 and 16
that may give too much rain, A very
bad storm period will occur the last
week in May that will cause too much
iaiu anu ihJhic VIC tiPP py ""oioutS'
Corn planted early in May will be less
damaged by this bad storm period than
il planted later II is not necessary to
give details now, but will reiteratc that
farmers will be well repaid for their
work this year The chances sre very
much in favor of an increased yield of
corn over the average of many years
past. and We advise large plant of that
staple crop. The general rainfall will be
greatly increased over that of last year.
The inter of 1878 will be much more
open and mild, with plenty of water for
stock, and farmers should plant and SOW
with view to what kind of feed is best
for an open winter While there will he
some heavy rain or snow falls at the
heavy Storm periods of March 1. 10 and
81. and heavy rains near the storm per
iods of April is, May 16 and the last
week OF May. there will be a gradual in
crease in the average rainfall throughout
the year. Crops viii grow very rapidly
and mature quick Corn may have a
tendency to remain green until late on
account OF August and September rains
| and should be put in the ground the last
of April or frat of Nav.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-03-11
The sixty days session of the Dakots
legislature expires to- day.

During the early days of the last ses-
sion OF congress tho GRAPHIC asserted
that there was not a possible chance for
the passage Of the Sioux reservation bill.
The utter indifference by the East and
it's representatives in congress in the mat
ter was given as one of the principal
reasons. We stated that lone need
scarcely go across the Mississippi--aye,
barely out of Dakota-to learn how lit
tic interest is taken in the subject by the
people at large" and that this apatha
runs all through both houses of congress,
the reports sent out by correspondents of
the Northwestern press to the contrary
Notwithstanding" A careful observer,
if East, will soon learn this. We are led
to make the foregoing remarks from
reading the following corroborating
paragraph in late issue OF the Sioux
Falls argus:
Mr.. Augustine Davis. editor Of the
Hur0nite, has been to Washington. Be
fore he went he was satisfied that II. e
average congressman cared little for Da
kota or any of its interests, and when he
got there and had talk with members
he found positive Indifference lie
thinks that the Democrats arc not Who'll
ly responsible. The Republicans of the
East are indifferent but they are glad to
let the Democrats have the full RESPONSE
bilitY for the failure to pass the various
Dakota bills.
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Brace Tin.

You are feeling depressed, your ap-
petite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are tidget,y, nervous,
and generally out OF sorts, and want
to brace up. Brace up, but not with
stimulantr, spring medicines, or bit
ters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whiskcy, and which s,im.
nlates you for an hour, and then leaves
you IN worse condition that before.
What you want is an Alternative that
will purify your blood, start healthy
action Of Liver and Kidneys, restore
your vitality, and give renewed health
and strength. Such a medicine you
will find in Electric Bit,crs, and only
so cents bottle at Miller's Drug
Store. Isl
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THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC,
By c. r. TlNAN.
Congress adjourned the 4th inst,


Henry Ward Beecher is dead. He was
stricken with apolple1y one week ago
to-day, from the effects OF which he aui-
city and painlessly passed away at 9:45
a. m. on Tuesday morning. Wherever
the English language is spoken the press
and people will unite iii eulogi zlng his
name, name that for half century has
been foremost one in the minds Of the
public. No other one can take his place,
and we of this generation will never see
his like again. He was generation
ahead of his contemporaries in know
ledge and learning, and his brilliant in
tellect will be more and more revealed
and appreciated as time rolls on.
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The artificial egg manufactory recent.
ly locatcd in Allegheny City, Pa, is at.
tracing considerable attention. The
process of manufacturers thus described
The yolk of the egg is made of mix
ture of ground carrot and fine corn meal
molaed aud afterwards frozen. Th,s
balls are next surrounded by albumen,
after which the whole is put in mould,
and the shell, made of plaster OF paris,
placed around it, The shell is then
neatly polished. after which the eggs are
removed to room and the frozen parts
allowed to thaw. Goob bye, Mrs. Hen.
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Most ExcaiIant.

j. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knox
vile, Tenn, writes: "Niy family and
! are beneiciaries of your most excel
lent medicine, DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption; having found
it to be all that you claim for it, de-
sire. to testify to its virtue. My
friends to whom | have recommended
i, praise it at every opportunity"
d. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption is guaranteed to cu1e Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group and
every elfection OF Throat, Chest and
Lungs. Trial bottles free at E. f..
Miller's Drug Store. Large Size 81 rs
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!. Copies of Charlie Walkers Boomerang
were in big demand last week. When
Charley gets ona streak the writings of
Jules Verne pale into insignificance, aud
he is y graceful easy writer, too. But
his Boomerang is sometimes oil that its
name implcs-its articles often return
to the source from which they come
like curses come home to roost Char
ley's alleged dream, as published. was
undoubtedly the result Of an uneasy
conscicnce-hc was once loan broker
himself. 1t WAS Byron who wrote:
'rh"usii thy slu,nbers may be deep,
Yot thy spirit shall not sleop.
There arc shades which will not Danish,
There are thoughts thou canst not ban
I,.h
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Kimbslls municipal Indebtedness is
IS, 000.-Plankirton Standard.
Yes, sir; that's what it is; and we have
got more to show for that $4,000 than
any town in Dakota for the same money.
5000 of it is in whooping id,0O-bar
rel-every "a hours artesian well. If the
county could show rs much for her sl9.-
600 Indebtedness as Fimbsll can for her
So, 900 We would all be happy.